2715 Parade St Erie, PA 16504-2811
This exceptional 11,325-square-foot retail property, situated at 2715 Parade St in Erie, Pennsylvania, presents a unique investment opportunity. The building, constructed in 1996, is a single-tenant, free-standing structure on a 0.98-acre lot. Currently vacant, this former pharmacy/drug store offers high visibility and ample parking, making it ideal for a variety of retail uses. The asking price is $1,575,000, representing a land value of $11 per square foot. Located in downtown Erie, this property benefits from a strong demographic profile, with an average household income exceeding $70,759 annually within a 5-mile radius. Its convenient location offers easy access to major amenities, including the Erie Zoo (less than 2 miles away) and the Millcreek Mall complex (less than 5 miles), featuring stores like Kirkland's, Journey's, Macy's, and more. Furthermore, the property's proximity to Presque Isle State Park (12.2 miles) adds to its appeal. The property is offered for sale or lease on a net lease basis, with no tenant credit rating available as the space is currently vacant. This is a prime opportunity to acquire a well-maintained retail building in a thriving Erie, PA location. The property is offered as-is.
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Brian D. Wieczorek, RPH Pharmacy
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Michael A. Coleman Jr, PharmD Pharmacy
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C1 · Erie, PAErie. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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